No injuries reported from car fire Bukit Batok carpark
A car was seen engulfed in flames at a carpark in Bukit Batok before the blaze was put out by the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF).
Photos and a video of the incident were posted in the Complaint Singapore Facebook group on Sunday (17 Nov).
Source: Fuad Odem via Complaint Singapore on Facebook
SCDF seen putting out car fire in Bukit Batok
The images showed flames consuming the car’s bonnet and spreading to its roof.
Source: Fuad Odem via Complaint Singapore on Facebook
An SCDF fire engine had also arrived at the scene.
Soon, firefighters started spraying water at the car in an effort to put out the blaze.
Source: Fuad Odem via Complaint Singapore on Facebook
This proved effective as the fire was fully extinguished in under a minute.
Source: Fuad Odem via Complaint Singapore on Facebook
The car was eventually reduced to a burnt husk.
Source: Fuad Odem via Complaint Singapore on Facebook
Car involved was a gold-coloured Honda
The netizen who posted the images of the fire later shared a photo of the car before the fire broke out.
It revealed that the car was a gold-coloured Honda.
After the inferno, its engine was totally wrecked, with melted components spilling out of the bonnet, according to another photo shared by the contributor.
Source: Fuad Odem on Facebook
Fire in Bukit Batok involved engine compartment of a parked car
In response to queries from MS News, SCDF said it was alerted to the fire at about 12.30pm on Sunday (17 Nov).
The location was an open carpark of Block 239 Bukit Batok East Avenue 5.
Source: Google Maps
The fire involved the engine compartment of a parked car, it added.
No injuries reported
The blaze was eventually extinguished using a water jet, SCDF said.
Fortunately, no injuries were reported.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
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